Property development
Language: English Series: Municipal Journal ; 97(5) 3 February 1989, 22-29(7)Publication details: 1989Subject(s): Summary: Feature on local authority property management begins with a review of how councils can become more commercial in their approach to managing land and buildings. Continues with reports on successful joint venture schemes between local authorities and developers, citing as examples the Galleries shopping centre , in Bristol , the Brooks shopping centre in Winchester and the Delta Tennis Centre in Swindon . Reviews town centre management in Carlisle , indicating the high level of cooperation between council, retailers and independent specialists. Reviews trading patterns at the Metro Centre in Gateshead and concludes by summarising Southampton City Council`s arguments against the development of out-of-town shopping centres.| Item type | Current library | Call number | Copy number | Status | Barcode | |
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| Journal article | London Journal article | ABS40406 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | 1 | Available | 23597-1001 |
Feature on local authority property management begins with a review of how councils can become more commercial in their approach to managing land and buildings. Continues with reports on successful joint venture schemes between local authorities and developers, citing as examples the Galleries shopping centre , in Bristol , the Brooks shopping centre in Winchester and the Delta Tennis Centre in Swindon . Reviews town centre management in Carlisle , indicating the high level of cooperation between council, retailers and independent specialists. Reviews trading patterns at the Metro Centre in Gateshead and concludes by summarising Southampton City Council`s arguments against the development of out-of-town shopping centres.